A day in the life of a GURU with Automatic Updates

One of the most time consuming and frustrating tasks in WordPress is making sure that everything is updated. Otherwise, you risk security breaches of your websites. So far, the only way to make sure that everything is top-notch has been by regularly logging in and performing bulk updates or Safe Updates across your websites.

That ends today.

GURU can schedule all of your updates, across all of your websites with a few clicks. That goes for regular and Safe Updates, also giving us the option to rollback if something goes wrong. Imagine logging into your website and not seeing 137 pending updates, knowing that all of the updates were done when your website traffic was at its lowest. The ability to schedule updates gives GURU the flexibility to select the most convenient time and date for your updates, so that in case something does go wrong, it’s when 90% of your customers are sleeping. It’s worry free. Rather than thinking about when you scheduled your plugin updates versus when you scheduled your theme updates, with our automatic updates you know that it’s all being updated at the same time.

On top of that, you can choose to whom you want your notifications to be sent to.

Our scheduling tool works with a single or across many websites. That means you have the freedom to schedule updates on websites according to your schedule. (see what we did there, you can schedule your schedule!) For example, you can time your client’s updates the day before you send out his Client Report, and you can do that for each client that you have.

One thing to remember, if you have already set up a scheduling time on a single website, and you decide to include it when setting up scheduling across many websites, the bulk settings will override the single website settings.

Automatic Safe Updates

If you are a Safe Update aficionado, you will be happy to know that GURU can automate them them too. We create fresh restore pointS available to automatically roll back to, in case something goes wrong.